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By Bioblast Editor | Aug 22, 2019
Celltrion announces Japanese approval for three-week cycle of Herzuma® for the treatment of breast cancer.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 21, 2019
Amgen and Mylan enter joint status report in US District Court agreeing Mylan did not infringe Amgen’s ‘707 patent. This comes after the Federal Court affirmed Sandoz did not infringe Amgen’s ‘837 patent either.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 19, 2019
Dr Reddy’s launches bevacizumab biosimiliar Versavo® in India. The product is available in 100mg and 400mg single use vials and is indicated for the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer, non-squamous non-small cell lung cancer, recurrent glioblastoma, metastatic ...
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 16, 2019
JHL Biotech publishes ustekinumab biosimilar is under development.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 16, 2019
Samsung Bioepis commences patient enrolment for Phase III clinical study of eculizumab biosimilar candidate, SB12.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 14, 2019
Bio-Thera announced it has initiated Ph I trials for BAT 2506 (golimumab biosimilar).
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 14, 2019
Celltrion remains optimistic ahead of Truxima® launch, despite difficulty with biosimilar uptake in Australian market. Expanding its Australian office from 4 to 15 people, the company is hoping to launch 3 biosimilar products in Australia in the next 3 years, including Trux...
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 14, 2019
Bio-Thera announces commencement of Ph I trials of proposed golimumab biosimilar.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 13, 2019
Regeneron announces FDA approval for Eylea® in 2mg, single dose prefilled syringe. The product is expected to launch this year and will require fewer preparation steps in comparison to the previously approved vials.
By Bioblast Editor | Aug 12, 2019
Quarterly etanercept data reveals biosimilar uptake remains slow in the Australian market. While the uptake of Brenzys® (MSD) has steadily grown, the biosimilar still only forms 15% of total scripts.
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